If your crew includes a princess-obsessed kid (or adult — no judgment), Disney World just gave you a reason to add a snack crawl to the itinerary. Disney rolled out 12 new Princess Week treats across Walt Disney World, and AllEars.Net has the full rundown of what’s new.
What’s the Deal?
Disney released a dozen princess-inspired treats and drinks around the parks as part of Princess Week. This isn’t a discount or a sale — it’s new menu items hitting Disney World’s dining locations, timed to a themed event. For families who build trips around “what’s new at the parks” content, this is exactly the kind of thing that makes a visit feel timely.
Who This Is Best For
- Families with princess-loving kids who want the full themed experience, not just the rides
- Trip planners already booked for a Disney World visit who want to build a snack stop into a park day
- Content-driven planners who like having a specific “thing to do” (find all 12 treats) rather than a loose itinerary
If your family already has park days planned this summer or into fall, this is a low-effort, high-payoff addition — treats are typically an easy stop compared to reserving a full sit-down meal.
A Few Things to Keep in Mind
Details on exact treat names, specific park locations, and pricing weren’t included in what we could confirm here — for the full list and where to find each item, check AllEars.Net’s original writeup before you go, since specialty menu items at Disney can sell out or move between locations. Princess Week is also a limited-time event, so if your trip is further out, confirm the treats are still available closer to your dates.
The Trip-Planning Angle
If you’re already Disney-bound this summer, treat drops like this are a good excuse to build in extra time at whichever park is hosting them rather than rushing straight to headliner rides. Pair it with an already-planned park day so you’re not adding a special trip just for snacks.
Bottom Line
This is a fun, low-stakes addition to a Disney World trip you’re already planning — not a must-book deal. If you’ve got a princess fan in the house, it’s worth checking AllEars.Net’s list before you head into the parks so you know what to look for and where.
Source: AllEars.Net, published August 1, 2026.